Bar violence can be a real problem for the business and its patrons. Alcohol intensifies violence in bars, but through proper management, this violence can be prevented. To learn more about bar violence follow the links below or click here to see a list of resources.
What leads to bar violence?
- The consumption of alcohol is associated with aggression and violence.
- The age of the bar's customers plays a role in barroom violence -- this environment creates opportunities for violence by bringing together young males.
- Verbal aggression often escalates into physical violence.
- Refusal of service for intoxication or underage patrons often initiates violence.
- Promotions that encourage drinking -- such as happy hours -- increase intoxication and violence.
- The physical design of the bar can lead to overcrowding, aggression, and physical violence.
- Live bands, loud music, excessive heat, and smoke may lead to violence.
- Some actions may be taken to prevent bar violence.
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